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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
10
A man driving by called out to a woman in Vancouver Province saying what a beautiful woman. The driver’s speed and remark draw attention as onlookers react to the brief incident.
Quebec man Mrs. Paul Landry testifies to Dodd's Kidney Pills delivering quick relief from kidney disease after four boxes. The testimonial cites restored energy, renewed health, and the pills' claimed ability to cure kidney ailments and purify blood for better nerve and muscle function.
A fragment notes people paying church subscriptions, likening them to fire insurance. The line implies charitable dues are justified as protection against loss, without further context or events.
A brief item states Minard's Liniment cures distemper in horses. The Washington Star opines Germany will soon have more Iron Crosses and war medals than soldiers to wear them, reflecting wartime sentiment.
A writer notes buyers have sought heavy draft horses for weeks with little success across three Ontario counties. A lumberman delays sale to secure winter work horses, signaling scarce stock now and likely tighter supply next year. Canadian Farm urges farmers to breed suitable draft mares.
The permit system regulating settlers clearing fires is in effect in most Canadian forest regions. Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan adopted last year. New Brunswick this year. Nova Scotia Quebec and British Columbia have long used it. Alberta remains without it. The system reduces forest fire losses and supports agricultural development as logging slash disposal gains attention amid rising timber values.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier-Journal notes a dialogue about heredity and family occupations with the girl\n. The lines reference a mother who was a telephone girl and a father who was a train announcer as context for the case.
Advert claims ease for corns and warts with Holloway’s Corn Cure. It urges users to apply the remedy to relieve suffering.
A Boston Transcript humorous note questions the identity of the Allied generalissimo and reflects wartime talk of a unified command. It highlights curiosity about the title and leadership role without additional details.
The article promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as the cure for appendicitis and constipation claiming quick, wide benefits. It urges readers to buy the 25 cent boxes for blood purification and system cleansing, emphasizing strong personal health claims.
Descriptions praise Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as complete relief from suffering. Readers are urged to feel the joy as the gentle influence frees tightened air tubes. The advertisement claims thousands have found asthma affliction a thing of the past and that the remedy never fails, with good druggists stocking it for years.
A curfew signals the end of day as the tower returns to his flat. He strolls inside with a cheerful air, while the speaker finds a place to hang his coat and settle in.
A French boy helping his grandfather in a cottage garden is killed by a stray German shell. A church van stops nearby and the boy dies smiling as the fragment strikes him, leaving his grieving elderly companion unable to find words.
The Merchants Bank of Canada reports assets rose to 140.94 million dollars, up from 83.12 million, with total deposits and loans expanding 16.4 and 21 percent respectively. Net earnings for the year reached 1.24 million on 7 million capital, after reserves and contingencies.
Miller's Worm Powders were devised to promptly relieve children who suffer from intestinal worms. The preparation claims to destroy stomachic and intestinal worms without shock or injury to the sensitive system and acts thoroughly and painlessly. Vomiting may occur in some cases, indicating strong action rather than a nauseating property.
Acreage under cultivation at the Gem Colony in Alberta is at least fifty percent greater this year than last year. The farming practices at the colony emphasize ranching and grain farming.
A 100 reward offer promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood-based internal remedy for catarrh. It asserts constitutionally influenced catarrh can be cured and invites readers to request a list of testimonials, noting the medicine costs 75 cents and is sold by druggists.
France records seventy seven teens with varied fates including eleven divorced two executed nine died young seven widowed three cruelly treated three exiled and many others poisoned or broken hearted. The fragment outlines grim outcomes among the cohort.
Louis Frank of Montreal testifies his two year battle with tiny red pimples ended after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and four boxes of Cuticura Ointment. He notes the product’s effectiveness and mentions Malt of Boston as a source. The advertisement claims availability everywhere.
A Louisville workers tale recalls a cook wage dispute as a employer jokes about mixing up cooks. The brief anecdote highlights everyday labor friction and humorous client misunderstandings.
A Canada era promotion for Baby's Own Tablets claims a gentle yet thorough laxative effect for constipated children. Testimony from Mrs. Noble A. Pyr praises rapid relief and calls the medicine splendid for little cries. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
A fragmentary exchange shows a heated dispute over domestic neglect. One speaker scolds Bridget for dust not cleaned in six weeks, while Bridget claims she arrived only three weeks ago. The brief lines convey tension and a casual domestic conflict.
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